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Analysts warn of armed conflict as Beijing continues to push a strategy to provoke other nations to be “first to fire”.
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Guizhou Provincial Health Commission party chief Yang Hui joins a growing list of leaders under graft probes in a system plagued by kickbacks.
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Since then the process has not moved forward at all — and it looks like Shein’s ties to Beijing could be to blame. The FT’s China tech correspondent Eleanor Olcott explains how Shein has tried…
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The Southeast Asian nation will run a trial service between Bangkok and Laos’ capital of Vientiane between July 13 and 14, according to the State Railway of Thailand. When up and running, the new link…
Beijing lashes out at UK judge who stepped down from Hong Kong’s top court
Jonathan Sumption is ‘disgrace to the legal profession’, commentary published on WeChat account of Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office says.
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The maze of platforms and unverifiable information adds frustration to an already nettlesome — and risky — Chinese market.
US lawmakers seek China patent data amid science pact talks
Republican lawmakers on Wednesday asked the U.S. Commerce Department whether the U.S. government had funded research that resulted in Chinese patents, aiming to highlight what they view as the risks …
